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[0:16] Okay, it calls me no order. Welcome, Sherry County Board of Superfathers, many in the September 15, 20, 20, 26.
[0:23] Does anybody have a conflict of interest with anything? None, aye.
[0:28] None. Okay. We have any additions or corrections to the agenda? Yes. Okay.
[0:35] Okay.
[0:36] The personal numbers for the taxidates were concerned were flip-flops.
[0:43] So I just corrected the personal number for the flip-flops.
[0:49] Which one knows that?
[0:52] Oh, wait.
[0:52] No, sorry.
[0:53] That's the minute.
[0:54] It's the next one.
[0:55] Okay.
[0:56] No changes to the agenda.
[0:57] Okay.
[0:58] Number 12.
[0:59] Number 12 is taking off.
[1:02] With that, the motion to approve the agenda.
[1:06] Motion?
[1:08] second by Mike, all in favor say aye. Opposed, same sign. Motion carried. Okay, everybody
[1:17] read the minutes. Any corrections or changes?
[1:22] I did not ask the first one of us were short clock. Yeah, I did correct those.
[1:28] So the only change was the correction of the first one of us.
[1:31] Okay. Motion to approve. Motion by Bryce. Second. Second by Mike. All in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed. Same sign. Motion be hearing.
[1:44] Any
[1:47] corrections or to the claims? No, they're good to me. I'll make the motion to approve.
[1:52] Second. Motion by Mike. Second by Bryce. All in favor say aye. Aye. Opposed. Same sign. Motion carried.
[2:02] Okay, I did a most note in public hearing for fiscal year 2026,
[2:08] Legislative Amendment.
[2:09] I'll make a motion to open.
[2:11] Motion to my rise.
[2:12] Second.
[2:13] Second, let Mike, all in favor say aye.
[2:15] Aye.
[2:15] Aye.
[2:16] Opposed, same sign.
[2:18] Motion to carry.
[2:19] Okay, hold on.
[2:32] Should be fiscal year 27, amendment 1.
[2:36] Okay, 27.
[2:37] Should you do that?
[2:38] Still.
[2:39] Do that?
[2:46] Yeah,
[2:54] that's the resolution.
[2:56] Okay, be
[3:01] 27, number one.
[3:07] So I guess we'll have to.
[3:17] Yeah, I think it means to me accurately.
[3:20] On the minutes that will put me carrying on it.
[3:25] If there were something that wasn't a budgetary, I would say fine.
[3:29] I think you'll get rid of that.
[3:31] Yeah, I have to see him.
[3:35] Check and see what I posted with you guys.
[3:37] I'll go on.
[3:38] Is
[4:21] it the wrong one?
[4:23] Okay.
[4:24] Table.
[4:25] Table that?
[4:25] Okay.
[4:29] Table that.
[4:29] Table number eight.
[4:30] Okay, we've got a table number eight.
[4:33] I remember five, I guess.
[4:35] I remember.
[4:37] Five.
[4:37] Okay.
[4:38] I'm going to click the line.
[4:40] Yeah.
[4:42] You're up, Chris.
[4:43] Okay.
[4:46] I'll take it quick.
[4:55] Okay.
[4:55] The first thing, I have three right away permits for a farmer's mutual telephone company.
[5:03] All of the very small projects all they need to do is bore under the road to set up a
[5:09] new pedestal on the opposite side so nothing big, same as always I have everything from them.
[5:20] So I have those three from farmers, and I also have one, which is a bigger project.
[5:27] This one is from Northwest Iowa Power Cooperative, and it is an overhead transmission line
[5:33] that already exists, but they're going to be replacing it, repairing it, working on it,
[5:40] and where this line is, it comes out of Paris and County, and starts on our Western border
[5:46] and then runs roughly, I don't know, half a mile or so, at least is where they're going
[5:51] between three and a half.
[5:53] And then it runs half a mile south of 44, so if you're in the southwesternish part of
[5:59] the county, or at least western, they did say that most everything does not even touch our
[6:08] right away.
[6:09] There may be a pole that's in the right away, but no changes at all.
[6:13] So overall, it really doesn't affect us because they do go over the top of us.
[6:19] I don't have any issue with any of those unless you have a question or anything, but I'd seek approval for those.
[6:26] You want separate approval? No, you don't.
[6:29] Okay, I'm most of your approval. Most of my price?
[6:33] Second. Second by Mike, all in favor say aye.
[6:36] Aye. Aye.
[6:37] Oppose, same side. Most of them carry.
[6:41] just two other quick things, I guess, maybe three, but as we know it's raining now,
[6:45] so we can get rain and then we can't get the rain to stop, so I know we will have road
[6:52] issues on the rock, as soon as we can be out and be productive, we will be, so if anybody
[6:59] has a severe issue, let us know, but we will be out. As soon as we can, the weekend general
[7:06] was not looking great. So just be patient with us. We did wrap up the rock
[7:13] all we were doing last week. So depending on the fall we get, we may or may not
[7:20] have to have another minor rock all we'll see. See how the files go and see what
[7:26] needs to go out. If the rain keeps on it, it'll be an interesting fault. We hope
[7:33] that doesn't happen. The only other big thing I talked about last time is since then all
[7:38] of the payment lines have been repainted and there really needs to be a remark. So it should
[7:43] increase visibility, good going in the winter season. Season and yeah I think they did a nice job.
[7:53] So that's been done too. But out of the mail, it's too big unless you've got it and that's come up.
[8:02] Thank you for the report.
[8:04] Okay, thank you guys.
[8:07] Hey, department head reports.
[8:10] Anybody out there gal one?
[8:15] Don't look like we'll move along.
[8:19] Supervisors committee report.
[8:21] I had a conversation board meeting last week.
[8:24] The guys are going to start on a new pergola
[8:27] in front of the nature center.
[8:29] Kind of add some shade for programming
[8:31] and dress it up a little bit.
[8:33] so Nick got a grant for that. So they're going to be working on that and I've got
[8:39] Southwestology with our detention board meeting tomorrow and EMA Friday.
[8:45] Okay we had a map of meeting last Thursday. They're changing a few things.
[8:53] Chris can probably explain that better than I can but it looked like they were
[8:59] going to solve going to go to the big county and we're going to suffer for both the
[9:04] that goes. Yeah, that's how we score projects for federal funding through MAPOS. All on discussion right now.
[9:16] That's pretty much what I have.
[9:20] That's very important today. Okay.
[9:23] Long Tony, you and my assessor consider approval of that statement for William Reed for parcel.
[9:38] So this is a building just on the north side of the square there.
[9:42] He was a trader, there's some sort of business we're not facing the street over there.
[9:50] And then he lives in the back.
[9:52] A few years ago, we removed the dwelling quarters there from a commercial building there.
[9:57] find out later he still does live there, had lived there a whole time so he's eligible for the
[10:02] homestead credit. The technical challenge right now is it's not just a matter of fixing it like
[10:07] we have been able with others because you can't have a homestead on a commercial class property.
[10:12] So about the only option to fix it and make it the way it should be, it would be to abate the
[10:18] value of the homestead and his 65 plus, which would be $430. And then it should be okay going forward.
[10:29] The commercial facts as normal, it's just this is what if you had the homestead credit on
[10:36] their mic, how much it would have been, and he was eligible, it's just a matter of
[10:41] we can't fix it the right way now because if it was residential we wouldn't even be
[10:46] here today.
[10:46] We could just fix it.
[10:49] So yeah, it doesn't change the rate or the taxation or anything like that, it's just
[10:54] How we can get the credit to him this year that he might write has and have an application on file for
[11:01] Yeah, he had it previously as well. It's just because of
[11:06] Something we did in the end. We shouldn't have changed the multi- I get in a lot of gruntels
[11:11] But basically it was a
[11:13] clerical issue my office and we need to make it right
[11:17] Any more questions or comments?
[11:20] I'll make a motion to prove this to make it right
[11:23] motion by Bryce. Second by Mike, all in favor say aye. Aye. Aye. Aye. Opposed, same sign.
[11:31] Motion carried. Thank you. Thank you. Consider approval of request, property owner,
[11:38] Dan Noor, for tax suspension, facility, idle code, 27.9.
[11:45] The
[11:49] Iowa Code 427.9 is the Department of Human Services Code if they're receiving assistance they can request on a yearly basis to have their taxes suspended, not abated so this would just suspend it until he's able to pay.
[12:09] His full amount of new right now is 3,286 and he has the homestead credit has
[12:25] applied for
[12:27] DSE credit so he also has that credit on there doesn't
[12:38] look like he's over 65 so the
[12:40] the two that he's eligible for.
[12:41] He does have to reduce the limit
[12:44] that still has that remaining 3286.
[12:48] Is this merely a museum and a government assistance?
[12:51] Yes, he's an in and nursing home
[12:53] and currently is saving assistance.
[12:56] Got you.
[12:59] I would really need to approve this, right?
[13:05] Yeah, really, really, the code looks like it says reach out.
[13:08] It doesn't say we may, it says we shall.
[13:10] Yeah, it's just that we've only had one other one in February this year that has applied and he understands it's a suspension
[13:19] It's not going to forget it or make a good way
[13:23] We don't need to put it online on this suspension in a year or six months or anything
[13:27] Just to tell you, how's the ability to pay?
[13:32] With the code section, we verify yearly that they are still receiving the assistance
[13:41] Any more questions or comments?
[13:45] I'll leave the motion to approve the suspension for Daniel Martin.
[13:48] Okay, motion by Mike.
[13:50] Second by Bryce, all in favor say aye.
[13:53] Aye.
[13:54] Opposed, same sign.
[13:56] Motion carried.
[13:58] Anybody else have anything to add to this?
[14:04] I just like to say you guys have never looked better.
[14:11] If not, me and Jerry are short and sweet today hilarious.